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Name A toolbar is a strip of symbols that allows you to visit different features on a Web site. A link is an electronic connection on a Web site that provides direct access to other information. Use the Web site page to answer the questions. �� by Kyle Seulen Have you ever visited or seen pictures of Puget Sound in Washington State or the Black Hills of South Dakota? If so, you have seen some of Paul Bunyan’s greatest work. One time, when Paul was headed out West, he dragged his giant pickax behind him, and the ditch he made with it was the Grand Canyon. This statement may be exaggerating the facts just a little. Paul Bunyan really did not make these beautiful places, but the stories we like to tell about him make him one of the heroes of American tall tales. 1. Why is the toolbar important? 2. What do links do? Paul Bunyan and Babe Tall tale heroes and the regions where they were born Pecos Bill What is a tall tale? Four features make a story a tall tale. First, the hero must seem larger than life and have superhuman skills. Second, the hero usually has a certain job that he does better than anyone else. The hero might be a lumberjack or a cowhand, for example. Third, the hero must solve a problem in a way that surprises the reader or makes the audience laugh. Fourth, the details of the tale are exaggerated David Crockett John Henry Social Studies Tall Tales Old Stormalong to be made greater than they really are. Often, the hero is bursting with courage and ready to conquer any difficulty. As a rule, the heroes would be a little rough on the outside. Still, they had tender hearts and souls and possessed the most admirable qualities. They were helpful, always available to solve problems and determined to create a better world for their neighbors and friends. 3. On this Web site, how else would you get information on tall tales? 12 Davy Crockett Saves the World Grade 5/Unit 1 Practice Text Features: Toolbar and Link At Home: Visit a trusted Web site with an adult and examine the toolbar and links. © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
© Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Name Sometimes two smaller words are put together to form a compound word. Recognizing the smaller words can help you figure out the compound word’s meaning. For example, newspaper is a compound word made from the words news and paper. The word newspaper means “paper on which news is published.” Underline the compound word in each sentence. Then write the compound word’s meaning using the meaning of smaller words to help you. 1. The storyteller told an exciting tale about Davy Crockett. 2. One story is about how Pecos Bill tames a whirlwind. 3. I wrote a story about Sluefoot Sue in my notebook. 4. The townspeople p p decided to ask Davy Crockett for help. 5. We could see for miles from the top of the skyscraper. y p 6. For dinner, Davy Crockett ate homegrown g tomatoes in his salad. 7. Today we will cut the grass with our electric lawnmower. 8. I bought some groceries and a magazine from the shopkeeper. p p At Home: Write fi ve sentences, using one of the compound words above in each. Practice Vocabulary Strategy: Compound Words Davy Crockett Saves the World Grade 5/Unit 1 13
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